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Tom Young Maple Bowl with Abalone Shell Inlay 2″H x 7″D $188 About the Artist Tom Young is a member of The American Association of Woodturners and a charter member of the Honolulu Woodturners Club. He is self-taught, beginning in 1990 to turn bowls from local Hawaiian woods and selected other species. Tom’s bowls are…
Tom Young Maple Bowl with Pyrographic Drawing by Jill West 2″H x 6″D $268 About the Artist Tom Young is a member of The American Association of Woodturners and a charter member of the Honolulu Woodturners Club. He is self-taught, beginning in 1990 to turn bowls from local Hawaiian woods and selected other species. Tom’s…
Tom Young Natural Edge Teak Bowl with Burned Rim 3.75″H x 5″D $165 About the Artist Tom Young is a member of The American Association of Woodturners and a charter member of the Honolulu Woodturners Club. He is self-taught, beginning in 1990 to turn bowls from local Hawaiian woods and selected other species. Tom’s bowls…
Tom Young Walnut Bowl with Turquoise Inlay 2″H x 7.25″D About the Artist Tom Young is a member of The American Association of Woodturners and a charter member of the Honolulu Woodturners Club. He is self-taught, beginning in 1990 to turn bowls from local Hawaiian woods and selected other species. Tom’s bowls are typically about…
Tom Young Walnut Calabash 5″H x 5.5″D $240 About the Artist Tom Young is a member of The American Association of Woodturners and a charter member of the Honolulu Woodturners Club. He is self-taught, beginning in 1990 to turn bowls from local Hawaiian woods and selected other species. Tom’s bowls are typically about 1/8 inch…
Gordon Tang Ifit Umeke with Koa Pewa 4″H x 10″D $950 Gordon Tang’s traditional Hawaiian shapes are widely appreciated by collectors of Hawaiiana both for functional and decorative purposes. A number of people collect his bowls for poi supper, luckies! ‘Umeke ‘Umeke ‘ai is an honored implement in a Hawai’i home, for through the…
Gordon Tang Koa Teacup Bowl with Koa Pewa 4.25″H x 5.5″D $425 Gordon Tang’s traditional Hawaiian shapes are widely appreciated by collectors of Hawaiiana both for functional and decorative purposes. A number of people collect his bowls for poi supper, luckies! ‘Umeke ‘Umeke ‘ai is an honored implement in a Hawai’i home, for through…
Gordon Tang Koa Urushi Bowl 3″H x 5.5″D $325 Gordon Tang’s traditional Hawaiian shapes are widely appreciated by collectors of Hawaiiana both for functional and decorative purposes. A number of people collect his bowls for poi supper, luckies! ‘Umeke ‘Umeke ‘ai is an honored implement in a Hawai’i home, for through the ceremony of…
Gordon Tang Kou Salad Bowl with Koa Pewa 3.5″H x 8.5″D $425 Gordon Tang’s traditional Hawaiian shapes are widely appreciated by collectors of Hawaiiana both for functional and decorative purposes. A number of people collect his bowls for poi supper, luckies! ‘Umeke ‘Umeke ‘ai is an honored implement in a Hawai’i home, for through…
Gordon Tang Kou Umeke 4.75″H x 11.75″D $2250 Gordon Tang’s traditional Hawaiian shapes are widely appreciated by collectors of Hawaiiana both for functional and decorative purposes. A number of people collect his bowls for poi supper, luckies! ‘Umeke ‘Umeke ‘ai is an honored implement in a Hawai’i home, for through the ceremony of eating…
Gordon Tang Lidded Kou Umeke 3″H x 6.75″D $450 Gordon Tang’s traditional Hawaiian shapes are widely appreciated by collectors of Hawaiiana both for functional and decorative purposes. A number of people collect his bowls for poi supper, luckies! ‘Umeke ‘Umeke ‘ai is an honored implement in a Hawai’i home, for through the ceremony of…
Gordon Tang Lidded Milo Umeke 5″H x 5.75″D $850 Gordon Tang’s traditional Hawaiian shapes are widely appreciated by collectors of Hawaiiana both for functional and decorative purposes. A number of people collect his bowls for poi supper, luckies! About Milo The bark of milo was used for cordage fiber, similarly to hau, but…